With new revelations, Andreas Pittatzis returns today, who complains to the Al Jazeera journalist who pretended to be the representative of the alleged client and stole the conversations with him and the other protagonists of the controversial video with the Cyprus Papers.
In his revelations, the lawyer published a relevant written message that he exchanged with the British journalist, as well as information about the purchase of "services" by a woman in an Ayia Napa cabaret, specifically for a prostitution case.
This is the announcement of Andreas Pittatzis:
Gentlemen of Al Jazeera.
After you came to Cyprus to sell us morality and legitimacy, I challenge you to refuse the following:
On 26/10/2019 at 10:30 pm, did your covered journalist Billy Lee go or not to the D ****** cabaret in Ayia Napa? At 11:36 of the same night, did he buy or not buy a "woman" from the same store after they kissed for a long time for a fee? At 11:50 of the same night he transferred M **** to the A **** hotel in Ayia Napa to offer the purchased "services" yes or no? For obvious reasons, video will not play on facebook. Did it bother me or not the next day that he had a good time with the girl?
I wonder Mr. David Harrison, were you in the room with the prostitute? Was another kind of film made there as well? What is your position on human trafficking offenses? What is your position as a reputable journalist on the exploitation of women and prostitution? Did the moral AL Jazeera come to Cyprus for prostitutes or to expose criminals?
I CHALLENGE you gentlemen of Al Jazeera to refute the above. I CAUSE you to say that it is not true. Again I CAUSE you to cover all the expenses to send your real recordings, not the edited and fake shots you played.
And something else ... the next time you come to Cyprus, bring the cameras with you again. Not to go to the cabaret again and take your eyes off. Nor to mount false plans to deceive public opinion. But to get shots from my mother's house in Varosi and from my father's office in Varosi from which they were expelled and kept by your soldering irons by the Turks to whom Qatar lent them several billion euros. Let me videotape the graves of my grandparents who were buried refugees. I'm not afraid of you. I may be caught, betrayed, damned, dragged away, pretended to be corrupt, but I'm not afraid of you. I am not afraid of the truth. Work hard.
This IS Cyprus Al Jazeera. And I am not afraid of you. I summon you to the Court of Public Opinion and I dare you to respond.
The righteous are not lost in the trials of time.
To be continued…
The video with the revelations of the conversations:
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